
Body Armor Dude Perfect Sour Apple
What You Should Know
Body Armor Dude Perfect Sour Apple is a brightly packaged, limited-edition sports drink that sits in the refrigerated beverage aisle or the sports-drink section of grocery stores — often shelved near coconut water, electrolyte drinks, bottled water and ready-to-drink sports beverages. The 16 fl oz clear PET bottle with a colorful Dude Perfect label reads as youth-oriented and energetic, catching the eye of teens, families and active adults. This product fits occasions like post-game cooldowns, pool days, and on-the-go errands: shoppers grab it after workouts, for weekend outdoor activities, or to toss in a gym bag or cooler. Brand positioning leans into influencer culture — a crossover between BODYARMOR’s hydration positioning and Dude Perfect’s stunt-and-family-friendly audience — marketing toward sporty, social-media-savvy teens and parents who want a kid-appealing flavor with “better-for-you” cues. Label characteristics include health-halo claims such as “naturally sweetened,” “no artificial sweeteners, flavors, or dyes,” added electrolytes and vitamins, and mention of coconut water; there is no organic certification. In plain terms, it’s a processed sports beverage made from filtered water, sweeteners, coconut water concentrate, vitamins and stabilizers. Sensory details: a tangy, candy-like sour apple flavor with a pronounced sweetness, mildly viscous mouthfeel from gum arabic and ester gum, and a chilled, refreshing finish; served straight from the bottle or over ice as a quick, ritualized pick-me-up during practice, road trips, or backyard games. The overall story is convenience-forward hydration wrapped in influencer-led, family-friendly branding.
Nutrition Facts
Ingredients
Filtered, Water,, Cane, Sugar,, Coconut, Water, Concentrate,, Citric, Acid,, Electrolyte, Blend, (Dipotassium, Phosphate,, Magnesium, Oxide,, Zinc, Oxide),, Vitamins, (Ascorbic, Acid, [Vitamin, C],, Calcium, D-Pantothenate, [Vitamin, B5],, Niacinamide, [Vitamin, B3],, Alpha-Tocopheryl, Acetate, [Vitamin, E],, Pyridoxine, Hydrochloride, [Vitamin, B6],, Vitamin, A, Palmitate, [Vitamin, A],, Folic, Acid, [Vitamin, B9],, Cyanocobalamin, [Vitamin, B12]),, Gum, Arabic,, Natural, Green, Apple, Flavor, With, Other, Natural, Flavors,, Ester, Gum,, Steviol, Glycosides, (Stevia, Sweetener)..
Flagged Ingredients:
- •Ester Gum - Processed emulsifier
Dietary Labels
Ultra-Processing Assessment
Ultra-Processed
Why this score?
Contains multiple industrial ingredients and additives (gum arabic, ester gum, electrolyte salts, isolated vitamins, natural flavors, steviol glycosides) and is a formulated ready-to-drink beverage, fitting the ultra-processed NOVA 4 category.
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Common Questions about Body Armor Dude Perfect Sour Apple
The term 'healthy' can be a bit subjective, right? This drink packs in 110 calories and a solid electrolyte blend, which can be great for hydration, especially after a workout. However, it does have 25 grams of sugar, mostly from cane sugar and natural flavors, so it's definitely more of a treat than a health food. Think of it as a fun way to hydrate rather than a daily go-to.
